guaran
Luster-saw . .
inniyosr drastistiodlvdcr
d! amorphous-consoles.
1 habyoftenhasdistrsssing‘colic
mused-cone Cure gives immediate
W by removing wind from the
‘ _audquietiogthenerves,givlsg
L, sleep. lather thinh ofths
Wand anxiety this saves you. it
habyisteething Dr. Hand's Teeth-
Iagiationforaooenu, soothes and re-
havuailpsin. Soldbyalldruggists.
_ De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
maids, burns, indolent sores and never
bib to cure piles. (i. A. Gregory a Go.
“6.0. Btillson.
, It will be an agreeable surprise to per-
‘ suns subject to attacks of biiious colic to
learn that prompt relief may be had by
taking Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrluas Remedy. In many instances
theattack may be prevented by taking
‘ this remedy as soon as the first symptoms
«the disease appear. 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by G. C. Stilleon, druggist.
Sick Headache, constipation and in-
digestion are quickly cured by DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills. G. A. Gregory & Co.,and 0.0.
Stillsou. I .
Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. It Is used in more than half
the homes in Leeds. Sims Bron, Leeds,
Iowa. This shows the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold for years and is well known. Moth-
, are have learned that there is nothing so
good for colds, croup and whooping
cough; that it cures the seailments quickly
and permanently, and that it is pleasant
and safe for children to take. 25 and 50
out bottles for sale by G. C. Stillson,
tinsel-t- ‘ L
Our patrons will find De tt’s Little
Early Risers a safe and {reliable remedy
for constipation, dyspepsia and liver
com ts. OLA. Gregory 6500. and
0. (income. '
S. B. WILSON
llilli’llllill um BlIIlIiEIl,
onion 9! Wall street: shop No. 8 Cmss street,
Eel-grail. Estimates cheerfully given for
or small buildings. Jobbing of ever
description promptly attended to. All wor
band. 7 ti
llollutbelleceived
By parties selling another Flour of a
similar name, claiming to be the
same. Be sure and ask your grocer
for
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LOW CENTER.
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MlLL AGENTS,
700 MAIN ST.. HARTFORD, CT.
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ill Washington street.
Opsudailyfromt tolsa.ni..and from its
fimndouflatnrday evenings fromth
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felt for the relief afforded i thanked
,distribnting point from Chicago to the
for
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Slams, Wash... April et—A New
Whatcoin special ssyr: Newshsejssthesl
received ‘of a terrible explosion in them
Canyon coal mineat inhe‘Wliaseona. sum
miles from this city. 'I‘eni M bodies
have been taken out, and} iii are still in
the mine.
Every possible elicrt isheihgmwde’to
rescue them. A steamer has gnaw out
from this city, with. Superintendbut Dew
oven, three physicians, tern miners and
press correspondents on board. The police
was Inspected about three woeile logo and
pronounced safe. .
The explosion resulted Doctorow
and killed 21 mon. W. It. Tel-tom lied
come here from the mine. li‘ewaw at III'IX!‘
lows on the subject:
”My allusion made In a temperance ad-
drus at Salon on Thursday. April 4, to
the drinking habit of the president of the
United States was based partly on com-
lnon report and partly on the testilnony of
eyewitnesses. From various and inde-
pendent sources whlch I believe to be
wholly reliable I had been informed that
the president had been seen on different
occasions and in the presence of many
persons in an intoxicated condition.
"me lie circumstantial and detailed
character of th statements I supposed
there was no don t as to the facts alleged.
I therefore made this allusion as a matter
of common report, basing my confidence
on the testimony of personal and, as I
supposed, creditable witnesses.
“The names of these witnesses obvious-
ly I cannot with propriety reveal, since,
sharing their knowledge in common with
many others, they might justly shrink
from being slngiod out and called to vcri-
fy that of which not only they, but others
equally with themselves, had ocular proof.
I must therefore say that if my statement
reproducing such testimony is not in bar-
mony with facts I regret having made it.
I could have neither dcslré nor motive for
saying anything unkind or uncharituhlo of
the president or of any party whatsoever.
"The also being one of conliict of testi-
mony between witnessw of equal credi-
bility, I cannot decide, and since I have
no personal knowledge‘apart from the toe.
timony I withdraw the statement and ton-
dcr apologetic and slpooro regrets to the
president of the United States and to the
public. ”
WHY SHE KISSED HIM.
Koarns at the mouth of the shunt wily
dead with exhaustion. Kearno- liltildl Milli!)
tho mine were dead. '
He had carried lieu Morgana as ion as he
was able and» then loft him» Morgan. lie
thought, was dead.
were the only once whoihadl swapch out
of 2:; men who were at worlt. Tons Vail
cation and John Anderson: were he the in»
clino, and they escaped.
At the switch of the gemgwsryr. too! fast
from the mouth of the tunnel“. lioltllmud
and Tolford found tho body of ileorgn‘ltol-‘n
which had boon blown oil' the tnvclis. 'Illioy
next found the body of Don: “torment. who
was dropped by Konrns, Eltlllllmd and
others.
Rescuers Driven: Men by «has»
Thoy were unable to go heyomii mono
91. 500 foot from the angle of the tunnel!
and gangway. Their sufoty‘llsmpsWen‘t
out, and the gas drove phone limit into»
Anna Dickinson Says It “(as Only Gratitude
She Felt For Dr. Johnson.
Scnsnron, I’a., April li.——Aftcr an in-
terval of a week the action of Anna Dick-
inson to recover damages from those who
Were rosponsiblo for her incarceration in
tho Dauville Insane asylum in February,
1891, was resumed before Judge W. W.
Acheson in the United Suites circuit
court hero. The plaintiff was called to
the witness stand to give evidence in lo
buttal. Her first statement was that. ov‘
orything she said in tho lottor she sent to
her brother at Los Angelina while in the
asylum was absolutely true. She denied
that she had ever taken intoxicating liq-
uors in excess.
“Tell the jury whcthcr there is any
truth in the statement regarding unduc
excitement on your part testified to by Dr.
Hileman,” asked ex-Judgc Dai‘ey. '
”It is a Iilthy llo!" exclaimed Miss
Dickinson, “manufactured lurflm maul.
fest purpose for which it was used in the
courtroom."
Miss Dickinson then described her con-
dition when suffering from a sick hood-
aoho, for which Dr. Johnson was treating
her.
"He gave me relief,” said tho witness.
rising to her feel, “and out- of gratitude i
Thomas Conlln and James Kirby. lilo
supposed that in addition to tho [MW
found iii perished. The gaswue commit
that the rescuing party was while tie-scary
only for a few minutes.
The missing man with: families are D.
Y. Janos. superintendent; limos Kiri-5y,
Andrew Anderson, Jamee Mediation»,
Charles Silvcrman, flute Zollieitii.
The single men. are Lucius links» 3.
P. Chase. Thomas Gonlin,.tiveom itch»
arts, Ben Morgan, John: William. New
auder Henderson, William Elem. Ins
Johnson, William Lystor, Charms item»
burg. Samuel Olson, J. A‘. Storm and
Martin Blum.
Safety lamps were used everywhere and
in the gangway. The contact is eon last
long. and tho gangway Ll to test ileum,
and has :16 rooms opening from in Thai
fans were kept running all the time; and
the cause of the explosion. in unknowm
CO R P0 RATI’RON ASSIIGNS.
Largest Lumber Concern In: “or 90mm
tortilla Willi.
Pensacou, Elm. April ire—Tile W
cm States Land and Timbor company, aw
English corporation. with hemhmiwlieuo
in this city and oflloos in» New Yonit and
London, has been placed. in tho‘hmndu of
receivers by Judge Famine of the Flnimleoi
States circuit court. The onmpauyl‘o tho
largest lumber i-onvom liriihe south, op»
crating In this county four listgn'msiliils
having a daily capacity of mummy that at
lumber and owning extensive drama oil
timbcr lands in this and- tbn mtpliniug
county of Baldwin In Alalntmm
'I‘ho mpitul stock is mansion; all of
which is owned In England; has ' bitume-
bury. England's prluuior. lining: ‘of' lib-r
Shin‘ilillilillil‘ii. 'I‘liu boudmi imicbtodtuom
is about $ii:.’:.,uoli. All of the humiliation-
hold by portion in this country, the may
joriiy living forthc original purchase oil
the prmmrty. The company defaulted in;
tho paymunt of iutorost on I'mfiidmuifi
after a thorough examination: illic‘hnndl
holders lwumio satisfied. that tho fibroid
charges for runningoxponsoa inviiliht count.
try and England worn loo grout, amdl they
applied to .Iudgo I’ardoc for tho appoint
meat of revolvers.
God, and thinking the dtxztor ngcntlcnlan
and a Christian i kissed his forehead as
an evidence of the thankfulness i felt. In
view of the testimony given by Dr. John-
son on this point during the trial. I ask
God to forgive nm for that act, " solemnly
concluded the witness, with a dramatic
gesture, as she sat down.
Miss Dickinson said she not only gave
dresses to Susan B. Anthony. but lmlors-
ed a noto for $5,000 which Miss Anthony
defaulted in paying. She admitted hav-
ing Hunt while in tho Ilnnvlllo asylum a
tologram to Joy Gould asking for !l,0iili.<
000.
STRIKE INVESTIGATION.
Mayor and Police (‘oumiisslouor of Brook-
lyn ('cnsnrml.
ALIIANY. .-\prll ii.-—'l‘hn spoolai m‘si'ill-
hly vounnillvo In investigate ”in lirooklyn
lroIll-y strike reported ill u prinlvd duru-
iuonl till pugi'si long. ’I'ho committee says
that the mayor and pollen commissioner of
lllv (‘in shuwul It marked luck of Illinois
for oillcv.
It rooommcuds a strict cufurccnwnt of
tho ion hour law; the liocnslug of all
railroad cmplnycos; the reporting to the
governor by the slain board of mediation
of whom the responsibility lice; tho Issu~
once of cxlraordlnary writs of mandamus
and forbidding lho stock of Ifllliiipill‘iit~
lion (‘oliuianics to be hold by forolgn com-
panies. Tho connuiltoo docs not believe
thm municipal ownership or compulsory
arbitration can sum-ossfully be adopted.
(leneral Barrios Morning m
Comm, Colombia. April it—ihinvvnli
Barrios, tho Niuiraguwu clwoy iiwiiiimuw
Britain. who is on his way ro‘ Hummus,
tho capital, with the ulti‘smwunnod thread
Britain to Nicaragua. demanding mini.
demulty of 375,000 for the «spouses ed
the British consular Monty. {Wm Molt»
from Nicaragua new result oi! the. sinuous
troubles at IlluclIi-lds, hunch-d} irons Pam
ama to Corinto, blii' Pluiiflii Minor“ od' Mm
nrngua, on board a cowl-rod! stemmed,
From Gorintotho gI-ni-raliwtllll m-dll'ooct
to Managua. 'l‘horo arc clinic mm was
ships at Panama .
Village ltnrued by a Prairie l‘lre.
(lrrunuz, (i. 'l‘., April li.—ln Pawnee
county an unknown mancn horseback
not fire to the dry prairie gross during a
high wind. and the country was dovastnt~
cd for many miles. Seventeen farmers
lost everything they pummeled, having
hard work to Hit“! the llvos of their fam-
ilies, and the village of ChlIlo was almost
entirely destroyed.
Bt'llilh VIM-I In In!“
bunkers when the explosion: occurred. “a“ .
wont to tho incline .mrl ileundi JW‘
Rescue» and: comm .
arts, and beyond. Were :lii fondndl cm ’
room ill, whore they found tho More of '
until alto W is signed A
newspaper was My ”W
pulling a premature Wore unsettle;
the annihilation.
"increment WNW are being taken
,to W’ililiit'l‘ the Chime mission and of“!
pen-m entering rho mum of lichen. where
ruin embolism in quartered. intuit carry a
permit and must colonic to Inning search-
' cell. 1th plans is cmdod with million
and pollen. one] the mission. including its
5 Anselmo M. Mr. John W. Foster,
and his Mall, is summoned to» W area
in! the «owner M the: town.
“"']Iiu-- t’llecrupr's Will is Wild. and he
‘ is working hard.
A crmuopvmm at llooglrong. in a dis-
patch WWHM today. says tint the Chi-
ness‘ot' the WM I’lmmm are diuffwtv
ed. thin-siting that [Mr «Minnie» fun.) the
mutilation indicates that they bare im
:dnrerisrl hair the Poking anthendtios, and
lsliw ovum.” on that island believe that
i‘ this JNWIMHEM trampled he «Manned after a
f Mt medium. i’onelgu twin is at a
snowman.
Thom lit grant fear at Corals»: at the
prospects! on vomit mm” the port of the
Japanese. ’iilbo: mermaids»: «also» to pre-
tram a disconnect appoint-Ia from ”soundt-
sdl blur momentum of night traffic on the
met.
A dispatch futon Wm says that it is
; litpl‘iiilloufl million that «boil-tots has book-en out
,‘ among lilo rlldiljillilliidw summon the Persian.
’ dire Michelle. it is ashlar-1 that too uses
‘oii climb-ant blame «mourned. and him of this
miller now have idiot from lim- dim.
FINED GOVERNOR CLARKE.
line! of slur "glut Mum slu- Am
W M ”as limiter.
Lil'li‘llllfli than. April all. ~11»: marke-
.iono» now lie still the will of the Mn.
Tho warmed to! the Wolf the warrior
mew-om out by lhmty Sculls upon
the: slimmer oil carrying a plural as a wasp—
on The Mom was salami on his own
race " n1. Ila was in them
all lam Withdraw humbled the paw.
and lube attorney, l’ulk. entered a plea of
guilty to lilo «W of swing a printed.
"lilo charm was made on the court
Mellon. (holly tum witnesses have been
summoned. «W W. WW pro
adrndlhid conscripted the row. lie aid
that within: (11W phenom hes-k mud
silo WNW M‘ downs pistol. but was pre-
vsstmd dunno metals! is. “thematic“; of
Commit l... 1!. “limited! was of a similar
admonition Ille- lls minimums»! Whole]
whom iliio- llm-nllzllbille‘ «mammal.
Junction monies slam libel nor-m too
mill com. All slin- profiles at oasis left the
We“. the! mos-mics wing to his
mmrmmm. ll lemma:
opimxhuils that this acids the «basic W.
CASTELLAVNES TALKING.
1M mm as” alumnus on. edited
on dlbs' ‘ MUM.
i'rmr. .ipnil 2‘» ~"l‘2hv Msrvwiedeflas»
Milli-war Militants slim mimic out .8 premium:
«entitlement whom his w,..1‘l£‘ (“cum do
(Mailman; wouldvuii Mm Jinan (ilyulvl in
mm hmiib. "ll'iiue' sum of zuwnwy willod
[landfill fills!“ di’ii'iliiliil NM 3‘ WAN-"J.
Sow Vernal... tic-run at» humps J. Gould.
whom s one old linin- rn'enilleum; will .
"Ii who not «more to attain «:lwmynstory
whinl‘n ll lillBDv“ anxiously «donor-l. "
,1 hm’ and Wotan.
Nestle (“:21le April it—‘il‘hns- railroads
Blow lhvmn “nonunion; Much is tin-w mummy in
«cannon Nam» and bosom t'«.v1«.rrado
allure haul Mutiny night. It was a cunnili-
amiow mould mill Whfl‘eflmfmfl which swept
overthrow simulators. «completely uncoordin-
m nostril meiinrirlilulkw anal «causing serious
tarsuolsouilunnsu :umuii dismantle“ to trawl.
«on. New not.» Mr sow sand pm h‘los of
mini untouched and (name slalom heroes tin:
punishes all. at omne- would by the gait
which: hill-or downwardly for two days.
”8 ”W m d ”A
“uncommon. lie. April sip—11w follies—
W W imdllxullvm of ”Wu,
silos «lemony, trusted to been been victim
mull lbw “M «team. ‘3‘ £39,043” «1' “WEAK” I),
is funnier mild-2m of the lunatic. Ferdinand
Mellow. mile imk liwnlmv We:
albums to loam mac the discovery that
new mu mm on the Mikl of tin
hlnnxlt M RMI a ilsmv unusual! of won-thins
mom. misled Mia. maths and disv
unloaded Will.
Lon mu. April ii. —- Advices front thallium
received today report that theicmralll expo»
dltlou succeeded in. carrying Slifl'fltim all
. ,1 .
Found With Ills Throat Cut.
Wolurss'i‘nu, Mass, April 0.——l’otrink
I'm ransom mm.
drummer (this. April lit-wintry“ John
the Swat rivor. Tho ontlrn- “partition.
with provisions, munitions. eta, were
transported, and at once prmeedlnii by
forocd marches to Dir. ’illio Siceoudilinlv
gods forced the passion». doing emollient
work with their battery «mil “\Mliflll gums
'l‘ho Bengal unicorn. Mme mulling, as.
tacked the enemy, wher retreated nlhwly.
Drum. n hostlor employed by O. A. Kol-
on, while suffering f rum delirium immune
left the house of Mr. Kelley. lie was
found in Webster with his throat cut, and
in the vicinity wore whoci tracks and ovi-
doncos of a atrugglo.
TELEGRAPl-IIC BRIEFS.
Charlie Chase, aged 72, known through-
out Now England as a lottery king, died
in New Haven. “
William lisndorson, one of the founders
of the big shipbuilding llrm of Hender-
son Brothers of Glasgow, is dead.
John Stephens. a farmer residing in
Marion township. Noble client]. 0.. mur-
dered his son by striking him on the hyd
with a club.
The export thieves who looted the
Springfield (ills) postofiico are known,
the pmtoi‘lioe inspectors having discovered
their identity.
The Standard Oil company is making
arrangements to remove its northwestern
node's luster-r! amid.
Wsuumo'ros. April o—mnsoml MGM"
muadrou soiled tmiay irons bitumen.
Jamaica. for Port on: Princes Ehrlich. Aim
of the vessels of the minimum mam
tried the flagship except tile Cincinnati.
fruit. This movement ill-amnion») mice»
tnrsi‘eom the itinerary
nusdron, by the some of which lat-m
due at Port union. Goat» litibstyestsnhsy.
Hm w W
Wasmneros. April m—Jne W,
todayrssppointed Emit W. Joplin: penul-
master at Elisabethmnl. Ky... vino Ilium
Helm. Wills is see at the ”potassium
made denim the ass-tenet congratulation
ism Isa ”nib in a
sister-unless of tile mm m
A presidbntl‘nl p wins-t
Vrlg tsvliio. PI», Robert it New
Mme—W .1qu
Arne! Mates»
New Year, April} m—m Jam
Brown of purine“ Miles We: flew
nstt. lilo ii, monthlrmmlse'ud
iiusuanm tiltyel indium “W
head of the lakes.
Before a cmwdcd house the speaker of
the house of commons, the Right Hon.
Arthur Wollsslcy Feel, M. R, arms and
announced his resignation.
The appeal of lime. Jordana, the pub
soner of several marchers of herlamlly,
who was ”numbed to death in Berlin on
Feb. ii last, hail been rejected.
The iiftb union of the New York as-
sembly committee need to layout 1th. macs in, is Music to.“
gate and report on t "waning" syn: tut Milli. themhsfsm
tun mitts conditions Whamm- slim-mar
‘WW
' WI. ‘3... ‘ m . . ~m ‘
which went to Port Antonio. ”ability los- wily
.. .4:
ll. [linemen slur as motor of rise l’wneyi
woods loom of mmwmisos. who are:
pilot in tin heels by :8 My while we. in
a mumbling «at on his my from i'hiladel
plblls in» hills «nudism Mm ”airfield: “animal.
The» hwlllrii lie still intended In )lr.
- rows unit.
ole-am My m M
llamas'mllt. Ii... April ism—viii. is now
hilbvmd Iliad libs «Matters: of T. M.
W «Wood the fleet Wheat
all 36th will mash if not owned ”8.-
«some. ill to {standstill largest-fly swell-
udlly the m moan-a Will
MIMI!!-
:1"th nail”. lilies. 1h
madam Albumin lying
"stilts: lull-til [Wondering foot-an
istimtdtmtfallm tumultuous-n-
mmwwm
ll ‘.;.;-.-_,- ”I“
Moms. April o—il‘bmr Mam
mammalian.“- ns warns
mammalian-mu . Forty-
”Moratorium-pally.
‘ mamuw’ snare.
Vanna. Autism- Willis-is
Misg- work truth-pair—
Wsailelas wept
“ Cell-W
my April It-la om
wmmnw satin
snows-sad.
IIIIII MEN’S ANII BIIYS’ BLIITIIINE
FIINNISNINGS FOR MEN ANII Bills.)
HATS
AND -
CAPS.
CAREFULLY SELECTED sTYLEs IN CLOTHING /
MADE UNDER OUR own SUPERVISION an!)
GUARANTEED EVERY WAY. 3
Your money back if you want it.
w. A. BENEllllll & no.“
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Nor-walk.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram ‘& Hyatt,
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ruins & ‘ 0., a
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
PRIME WITHIN
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS &CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Sireel. - South Norwail. Bonn,
WE NEVER SLEEP.
On or about the 15th we will
open our New Store at No. 23
Wall Street, with a Full Line of '
Housekee ing Articles. Our
prices wil be onmrnn than any
. other store in town.
.IIINES &IIOTJJI||II
No. i7 Wall St. NO. 23 Wall St.
Plllllllllli and HEATING, ‘
HOUSE FURNISHING cocoa.
Norwalk Chronicler